Latest News about Suzuki Gixxer [2014-2018]

The Japanese bikemaker has given the Gixxer a major overhaul and we tell you the top five differences between the old and new Gixxer. 

The bikemaker sold 67,025 units this year, including domestic and international market both, as opposed to the sales of 52,167 units during March 2018.

Suzuki’s new system will make the motorcycles more prominent when they are in the range of collision detecting sensors of other vehicles. 

The company managed to sell a total of 65,630 units (domestic + exports) in the entire month as compared to 51,831 units in the corresponding month last year.

It remains to be seen how this design takes shape in its final form.

Beside Triumph’s launch of 2019 Street Scrambler and Street Twin, Bajaj’s and Suzuki’s future plans are intriguing. In that case, we do a quick round-up of the last week’s most interesting two-wheeler stories.

While an upside-down engine design might not be an all-new concept in the motorcycle world, however, it surely is a different outlook towards how the engine is packed into the bike’s frame.

Suzuki is gearing up to launch the upgraded version of the Gixxer. The 2019 Gixxer will hit the showrooms by July this year. 

There have been some rumours floating on the internet about Suzuki’s new quarter-litre motorcycles since the past few months. But thanks to these patent leaked images, it’s almost confirmed –the Gixxer 250 is happening. 

Honda introduced the XBlade with an ABS unit in the market at Rs 87,776 (ex-showroom, Delhi). We list out eleven two-wheelers you can opt for in that price range.